Best Live Streaming Trail Camera For Food Plots and Fields

[@thedryairguy9005]

Great info Randy and love how you video ties to the conversation

[@figandcloverranch5871]

This camera really caught my attention. Thanks for this video 👍🏼

[@bvsproductions9021]

Ive used reolink cameras at my house for the last couple of years and they are great! Haven’t done the cell version, only wifi. I thought about using them in the woods as well but haven’t looked into the sim cards yet.

[@mycohabitat]

This a fantastic video! Thank for making it.

[@user-xe8gm5xi3r]

It's worth testing every camera you buy in a dark quiet room in the house. All make that clicking sound when switching from night to daylight photos. Including the browning dark ops, Spartan, etc. In a video from Exodus they claim is is a filter that must be put in front and removed from the lens. Not sure if that's the case but some cameras are louder than others.

[@anthonyg6924]

GREAT information and video! Thank you.

[@stndpenguin]

Without a doubt, when my reveals trigger to video after the pictures, the deer hear it. definitely has negative effects. I just picked up a reolink after being curious from your previous video.. I'm glad you told me where to go for sim cards, because verizon people are clueless lol

[@SeeMoreBucks]

Yeah those national carrier stores are a waste of time plus the monthly rates are insane.

[@christopherhuffman1920]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@erictucker5560]

I had Reveal Tactacam and Spartan. 6 each. I was spending tons of money on lithium batteries especially with the reveal tactacam. Gave them away and bought more Spartan.

[@CamoJan]

I love this idea! How many Reolink cameras can one cell phone app control?

[@SeeMoreBucks]

At least 6. Probably more

[@FreightBrokers]

Hey those sim cards from eiot club range from $6 for 100MB up to $140 for 24GB. How big do you need? I assume once they are full it will stop recording but not sure?

[@SeeMoreBucks]

ReoLink cameras do not use up any SIM card data when recording deer movement onto the SD card. The only time data is used is when you view in LIVE in real time, and when you view recorded events on the card. That's it. 2GB of data per month is a ton of data. So 24GB would last you a year for about $8/mo. Don't get any of the MB cards. Those are only for traditional trailcams that take photos... not video. Only get the GB cards.

[@FreightBrokers]

@@SeeMoreBucks Thanks for the clarification!

[@GregOlson-r8g]

I have a couple reolink keens. Love them except for one thing: The battery doesn't charge from solar panel below freezing (and the manual states that and I can confirm based on my observations). I saw snow in your video. How are you dealing with this issue? I'm in MN so I need a winter solution for security reasons outside of hunting seasons. I can watch my battery slowly decline and then it stops connecting. I'm 3 hours away from cams and its tough to simply take em off the tree and recharge in the house.

[@kreggdanuser2963]

One issue I had with the Reolink was a squirrel or something chewed thru the cord on the cam. Cost me 30$ to get a new one

[@KrazyHillBilly]

All my cameras are 10 to 12 foot high for a couple reasons. They get a broader view of the area and are protect more from thieves. I run 4 tactacams and enjoy them very much. The Camara and spooking debate has been going on for years. I'm not worried about it as I get multiple pictures of the same deer feeding, bucks and does. When seeing up my cameras and being 1 a foot away from them, I usually have to wait until I get the picture to know they had taken a pic. I don't see a difference between a regular game cell camera and the reolink in the possibility of making sounds. The cameras like the reolink hide the lens after use and vice versa to work. Tit for tat in my opinion. I think it all has to do with illumination. Older cameras had old tech causing spooked deer.

[@billingsley1971]

I was wondering how much data they were using to know which card you need.

[@user-xe8gm5xi3r]

Thanks Randy- from their site it looks like Reolink cameras have red IR lights that would be visible to deer at night. Is that the case? Is there a "black out" option?

[@RandyVanderVeen]

No black out option. Another reason I mount them at 10'- 12' high.

[@daveulrich4623]

There’s a new blackout option. 4G LTE Dual Lens Camo. Black Flash

[@SeeMoreBucks]

@@daveulrich4623 Thanks for the heads up Dave

[@TeddyChed]

I noticed you were accessing the camera through your computer, how did you do that? I tried previously and I couldn't find out a way to.

[@SeeMoreBucks]

Google search Tactacam Desktop app

[@TeddyChed]

@@SeeMoreBucks I should have clarified for Reolink*. It looks like you were using it on the desktop.

[@TeddyChed]

@@SeeMoreBucks I was referring to Reolink, I should have clarified.

[@SeeMoreBucks]

My bad. I meant Reolink. Here's the link - support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016149853-Install-Reolink-Client-Windows/

[@jaybrandenberger6396]

How far can you tell what buck it is our or clearly identify a deer. Can’t find any camera distance specs on their website?

[@SeeMoreBucks]

I'm not relying on these cameras to identify specific deer. I use Tactacams in the woods for that. ReoLinks are for monitoring deer numbers and activity in fields and food plots.

[@jaybrandenberger6396]

@@SeeMoreBucks I understand that. I run a dozen tactacams as well. Just curious on the identifying range? I’ve got 3 pinch spots the deer can access my bean field which I run cell cams there so I know what is in the beans from those cams. Just like the idea I could get photos from the pinch then pan over to the beans with a reolink

[@SeeMoreBucks]

@@jaybrandenberger6396 I would say you could ID a buck at 50 yards with the zoom feature

[@jaybrandenberger6396]

@@SeeMoreBucks perfect. Sounds like that would be worth it to me. Thanks

[@markadevereaux]

👍👍

[@chrisgrassi4066]

You're doing too much😂😂

[@michaelcope2329]

We don't run cameras on our farms they scare deer, and I know they don't on your place but they do on mine. Also, I'm not against cameras you want to run them fine, but this is not a camera this is video surveillance of your deer herd. My take its livescope fishing, your no fishing anymore, and this isn't hunting anymore either. If your close by and your phone shows a good one in the field, your gonna be able to slip in and kill him without little to no challenge whatsoever. Again, this is livescoping deer. Not interested as I don't believe this is fair chase.

[@daveulrich4623]

I’m assuming you use a rock and a stick to kill your deer off the ground. No way you use modern tree stands, archery or firearm equipment, binoculars or any other modern technology. That’s not fair chase!!

[@michaelcope2329]

@@daveulrich4623 I use traditional archery equipment with no sight and I shoot fingers, my muzzleloader still loads from the muzzle and is iron sights. Most of the time I sit on the ground but I do use a climbing stand sometimes and we have fixed stands or box blinds on my farm. All of that is fine and good, but your missing the context. None of the things you mention alert me to exactly or precisely to where a deer is in real time, again not one of the things you mentioned. Not one of those items sends me pics or video of the deer and its location, again in REAL time, thus allowing me if I'm close by to put the sneak on them. Between this and the drone stuff were beginning to cross a line that I think a lot of hunters are not comfortable with. If your a shooter and all your interest is is the kill and the gram shot, knock yourself out, as long its legal, go for it. Same goes for shooting them in a small acre high fence operation while eating corn out of a feeder, more power to you. Just don't do it under the guise of fair chase because it isn't and somewhere deep down you know it. That's why you fired off the comment trying to make analogies with other gear that does nothing like the video surveillance in this video. I go to my farm to get away from the modern world, not drag the modern world with me. I'll close with this, the reason I bought the place is because when I got to first creek bottom I looked at my mobile phone and it didn't work because there was no signal. Still isn't today some 13 years later, and thank God for it. Good luck to you this season, I hope you shoot your whole buck hit list.

[@daveulrich4623]

@@michaelcope2329 You’re simply picking and choosing what YOU think is fair chase. I’m not all for the newest technologies either, but I’m not going to openly bash others hunters / fishermen who choose to legally hunt / fish differently than me. You do you though.

[@michaelcope2329]

@@daveulrich4623 I'm not picking and choosing. I plainly stated why, again, a climbing stand or a pair of binoculars or any of the other items you listed has nothing to do with 24 video surveillance of deer on your property or lease, let alone when it has the ability to send you live imagery of the deer in real time. I also referenced live scope for fishing, what your doing is the equivalent of saying well do you use a rod and reel and a boat. Your comparisons are invalid. Sorry if you cannot comprehend that or understand it. Again, good luck to you this season.

[@daveulrich4623]

@@michaelcope2329 Old duffers always pick and choose and think they’re not doing just that. They typically choose the technology they grew up with and are familiar with and much past that they claim is cheating or not ethical. I’m sorry you can’t see that, bump up the prescription Gramps.